Soil Clinic In Norwalk Focused On Farm Water Management
The first Soil and Water Clinic for Huron, Erie and Lorain counties was held at the American Legion Hall in Norwalk. Ohio State University staff and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station outlined soil and water management issues, with lectures on rainfall efficiency, runoff, erosion control, drainage, and farm level plans for watershed cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Erie
Lorain County
American Legion Hall
Norwalk
Harold Spence
Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Berlie Schmidt
Ohio
Samuel Bond
Dairymen To Tour Farms March 19
Dairymen in Huron and Erie Counties will tour area dairy farms on March 19 starting at 9 30 a m at Har-Way Farms near Wakeman Route 60 to view new tree stall housing. The group then visits Julius Krebs farm to observe manure handling and free stall housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Erie Counties
Wayne Dalton
Wakeman
Julius Krebs
New London group tour features band directors and farm visits
A New London briefing notes band directors Leonard Machles and David Wenner guiding a 13 year build from 25 students. The tour includes stops at Donald Eiswell, Ralph Stone, Art Crocker farms with modern dairy facilities and silos. Diarymen from Huron and Erie counties invited for lunch at the American Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eiswell
Chenango Road
Fayette Road
Brswell
Ralph Stone
Stone
New London
Art Crocker
Wooster
Wayne County
Crocker
Guerne
Lorain County
Huron
Erie
Newbery and Caldecott Winners Named in 1964
The Newbery and Caldecott Medals for 1964 were announced at a Harvard Club reception in New York City on March 8. Maia Wojciechowska won the Newbery for Shadow of a Bull and Beni Montresor earned the Caldecott for May I Bring a Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Denham
Newbery
Caldecott
Harvard Club
New York City
Ilyitch
Switzerland
Lenin
Dairy farmers dispute price coverage for Class I milk area
Northeastern Ohio Dairy Cooperatives press for a $5.00 Class I price in Federal Order 36 and surrounding counties. They argue premiums must apply to all fluid milk sold within the broader area to prevent unfair competition and protect local producers, criticizing Lawson's proposal restricting the premium to the Order area only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Milk Company
Greater
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Lorain
Northeastern
Ohio
Youngstown
Lawson
Lawson’s
Lawson's
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NEW London Briefs
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David Wenner
Machles
Wenner
Public Library
Marjorie French
Dan Cole
Marshal O. Price
Library Notes
Richard Kim
Korea
Captain Lee
Army of Political Intelligence
Jack Nicklaus
Krakatoa
Rupert Furneaux
Ruth Moore
Fanny
Maine
J.R. Kidd
Pat McGrady
American Cancer Society
The
Northeastern Ohio Dairy Cooperatives